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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-05-06

a negro who was put off train on the
Western and Atlanta railroad at Dalton,
Georgia, intends to secure redress under
the interstate commerce law, which folbids
unreasonable determinations. The fair in
depreciation of the language of the statute
is that the same payment shall in all cases
secure the same service. There are differ
ences of opinion as to the meaning of some
parts Of the statute, but there is no doub'
that it forbids such discrimination as cause,
the complaint in this case. The man had {
first class ticket but was ordered out of I
frst-class car by the conductor and after
wards thrown out at the Dalton station.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-05-06

The Boston Globe moved into its new
building last Sunday, the Sunday morning
paper being the last one to he issued from
the old building. In the afternoon 1000
newspaper men of Boston were given re
ception in the new quarters. The building
is a magnificent one INTELLECTUALLY, and is
one of the most complete in its appoint
ments of any newspaper building in the
country. The rapid and enormous growth
Of the Globe in circulation and in the eX.
tent and variety of matter presented day
after day, is one of the phenomenal fea
lures of American journalism.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-05-06
HOME NEWS.
WEEK ENpING THURSDAY EvENiNU, MAY 3, 1881.


Summary for the Month Of AprH
Barometer highest, Bod sth lowest - 2S,
lgth: mean. 300 Thermometer - highest, II,
10th: lowest. T.. It'll; mean. - ?; mean maximum,
j2.3: mean minimum. 30 Mean relative hu-
midity. ISL: wind prevailing, north west; highest
velocity per hour In miles, 81: total movement,
Sii2 miles. Precipitation rain, 2U6 inches; snow
melted ~ inches; total, 80 inches Depth Of
snowfall. y inches
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-05-06

The Fitchburg railroad company has
bought the Boston, Hoosac Tunnel and
Western road, which runs from the Massa-
chusetts state line to Rotterdam Junction.
n. Y, CT miles. As the Fitchburg compa-
ny had already bought the Troy K Boston
road, this now gives it full control of the
western approaches to the tunnel. 1t alsc
Settles" the scheme for new western
line by way of the Newtons' road to Reads
boro, as well as that for a revival of tn,
Williamsburg & North Adams charter, as
means of getting around the tunnel. TIT
talk about both these schemes was used b,
the Boston, Hoosac Tunnel s; Western peo
pie to ''pry" on the Fitchburg company
and it has had the desired effect
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-05-06

From THE Children"-Col and Mrs Estey. Col
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From Mr. and Mrs l. n Camp of the Chicago
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-05-06

The reduction of the national debt in
April was S13, 0j3, O0s.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-05-06

From senntOr Edmunds.

WAsHSGToN, May ., 1887.
PLEASE accept my cordial congratulations upon
this your golden anniversary"
JUSTIN s. MORRILL,.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-05-06
LETTERS, MESSAGES, &C.
From the EsIey WOrkmen.

Accompany ing their gifts
BHATTLEBoRo, May 2, 1887.
Mr.. dHd Mrs. Jucob EStey-
Respected FTieHds.-
The wOrkmen at the shops offer to you their
hrnrticst congratulations, and wish for you long
continued health aud happiness. We are unwill-
ing 10 let the suspicious occasion Of the ii tirth
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for you. Having learned of your expressed de
sire that the employees at the shops should not in
cur expense in your hehalf, We have sought to Sc
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intrinsic value, should nevertheless be a reminder
To you Of the very high esteem in which you are
held by
The FIVE HUNDRED EsTEY WoRKMEN.
From the London House.
lCahlegram
LONDON, Eng. May, = 1887
Pleas, accept hearty congratulations and sincere
wishes for future good health.
From the Hamburg Agency.
lCabegram
HAMBURG, May =, 1855.
lIcartrst wishes for thu golden wedding day;
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May you live 10 sec the golden day Of the Ham.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-05-06

How the Eventfnl Day was Passed---a
great Throng of Well-Wishers pay their
Respects---Flowers, Music and Congrat-
ulations---Many Pleasant Messages and
Valuable Souvenirs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09
ECHO LuIOWE

Chicago dnia, 5 czerwca 1887 +.
Szanowny Redaktorze cd VIA
rusa w Winonie.
Tax d}ugo jestem Chicago i
czytuje tie gazety chicagoskie, ale
jak sic przekona4em, ME pisza one
mic do rzeczy; jakies bajeczki o
wielkich ptakach, O ma}ych lilipu-
tach, o piekielnych rybach i t. p.
Jak sic rzadza Polacy New
Yorku, Detroit, Milwaukee, Buffa-
10, w Toledo i t. d. = o tenn ga
zety ch%icagoskie ma}o wspominaja.
Redaktorzy tych gazet mianu-
JIG sic przedstawiciel ami Polak6w
W Stanach Zjednoczonych, ale
maja oni sic IA cos wyzszego; ro-
botnicza klasa ludzi IL Mich "a mic,
robiq w innych domach porzadek /
zgode, ale Mich tego brakujc.
Patrzcle, obywatele, jak sic
inne male miasteczka trzymaja.
Maja ma urzedach Polakow, a a
tn jest w IA wardzie przeszFo Is
tysiecy Polak6w, lecz gdziez many
polskich urzednik6w? Ten jeden
w. KartowsAi to sic dostaf tylko
re strony robotniczej, ale i temu
chcieli przeszkodzic ludzie, jak B.
i A. X.
w IA wardzie mogliby w}ozyc:
Polacy do urny II ajmniej I tysiecy
polskich g}os6w; do tego jest tn
wiele Czech6w, ci by sic tez do mas
p~rzy}aczyli, zeby widzieli, re czyni-
my to ma dobro ola mas wszystkich.
Ia wsciek}a pycha tax mas
tn opanowa}a, re niejcden co,
uciekajac z wiezienia hub re sibiru,
rad by}, re 60 jaki ch}opek pre-
nocowa} i da} mu }yzke strawy,
doroblwszy sic, czesto nawet
krzywda blizniego, smie krzyczeG
ma robotnika, zowiac go socyal:sta.
- CODY czynili CT bysnesisci i CT
gazeciarze, zeby ME robotnicy?
Otto cd dzisiaj ME chwale ga
yet chicagoskich, a gdy rok nadej-
die, zupefnie je porzuce : MECH
je utrzymuja republikanie i kapi-
%talisci, a tych socyalist6w, kt6rych
~jeszcze maja we ~wiezieniu, MECH
ich przyprowadzq do Dyniewicza,
a on ich rewolwcrem pozabija DO
ON ma do tcgo s'mienir.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09
vi r US

Zkad tez Were ~napisane W pismnie one sfowa.
Lecz Pan Jczus rick: We Wielu wieldzie ga piioce.
Vice Jim "a to nj poceche ME dam, nj pomoce.-
Zgodes!-rzecze organista - Me jes belle mucka!
Ale wiesz tie, zkad Sc wzeno miqno mniasta Pucka?
Meshsz wiere,- rzecze szlachcec III jem HAWAI- wofa!
-kozdy knop ju vie, co Jezus REX do apostolic.
PUG lie "a mnq- rzek, cej widzof, ze Sc mniemca boil.
-Ztad odebro@ Puck swe :nniqno, jake W pismnie stoj.
PAN bakaloZ kunczqc wreszce wozny men egzamen,
Rzecze:- Swietnie zs spisof, druchu, tero amen!
Vice tel "a to zasiu2onym szczece ce honorem,
Jes n~owezszym mym dmuchoczem i kalkulatorem!
Pan Czorlnsci z wielga przejau urzqd men pokora
| tobaci mu ma reke wsepof mniorke spoca-
Ja2 Sc cd nj organise zakracelo W glowie-
Cichnan.. Szlachcec tel pow~iedzol:-Dejze Boae, zdrowie!-
Potym mowie} perswadujac panu organisce,
Re mo lego W lynn urzedzie jeno mniec ma lisce;
30 ME mole doch W Oliwie ostac bez czas wszetek.
Vice lie czasem z tego zobic bedzie mog uaetek:
Ale zawde, ciej W Oliwie bedze gdze przepodciem,
Chce bee jako kalkulator pre- dymaniu przodcipm-
Organista mu obrozek podof ma podarek.
Co bel ia nj" ""I""""y pist"yzy Marek.
(M dzys ~ tyd=Ha pocygus Sc to 1yo,styo DALI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09
GENERAL
LANGIEWICZ

(~wspomnienie posmiertne.)
Zmarfy W Konstantynopolu
byf dyktator Maryan Lam
giewicz liczyf so lat zycia.
Chodzlf wraz q bratem, le-
karzem W Gn,eznie, ktory
tak2e JUL ME lyle, do gimna-
zyum w Trzemesznie i z}olyf
egzamin W l.. 1913.
Obaj Langiewicze nalezeli
do zdatniejszych i pilniejszych
uczniow.
Maryan sfu1yf W wojsku
pruskim i wystapit z niego z
rangq porucznika artyleryi,
zaciagnqf sic potem do szere-
gov Garibaldego we Wloszech,
by1 profesorem szkofy wojsko.
wei W Cuneo, a gdy wybu-
chto powstanie W Polsce,
mianowany zostaf naczelni-
KEN sit zbrojnych w Sando-
mierskiem.
Dali ON sic kilka razy we
znaki Moskalom.
Opasany przez przewazne
silly nieprzyiacielskle, musiaf
uchodzit do Galicyi, gdzie go
uwleziono / osadzono w tuier.
dry Jozefsztadzie.
Wypuszczony, udaf sic do
Szwajcaryi, gdzie w poole
czota pracowaG musiaf ma u
%trzymanie.
Ztamtqd puscif sic do Tur-
cyl, by1 kasyerem kolejowym.
a n~areszcie urzednil1iem PREY
arsenale W Carogrodzie.
Ma tym urzedzie zebraf So
bic jaki taxi fundusik i "a
myslaf sobie zakusic W Sqdec-
klein tolwark, do czego ,jednak
ME przyszfo.
i charak1era by1 to czfo-
wick cichy, skromny i pefen
poswiecenia.
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09
Z New Yorku
5 czerwca. 1887 /

y CZelWcd, 1901 L.
Niektorym panom sic zdaje, re
prawo egzystuje tylko ola Mich i
tylko to, co oni robia, jest zgodne
z lynne. W}asnie W TAXI spos6b
pojmuje prawo pan Odrowaz i
W lmie swoich krzywych pojec W
tym kierunku wystepuje W 10 nu-
merze Rlaka &c Ameryce z d. 81
Maja, dowodzac, re Towarzystwo
,,Ognisko" ME mia}o prawa zak4a-
DANA p%rotestu, a tenn samem pisa
MIA W kwestyi sprosotowania te-
goz, poniewaz cz1onkowic jego' So
to burzyciele porzadku a Gale to-
warzystwo zostalo, [zdanicm p. o.
drowaza] wykreslonem re wszyst
kich zgromadzen polskich.
Nizej podpisanemu chodzi tyl-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09
Teraz, rodacy Y robotniczei kla.

Teraz, rodacy z robotniczej kla-
sy, porzuccie pisma kapita}owe, a
zapiszcie sobie Wiarusa - ON wan
re otrze, gdy tego bedzie potrze-
ba, DO jak sic motna przekonac,
juz wiele W Chicago naprawi}, DO
.iuz nam chcieli pc gfowach deptac.
Teraz prosze o nades}anie mi
Woruso do nowego roku.
j. j., jeden Il robotnic zei
klasv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09

~. ~
kowie sp. Mikotaj Zyblikie G.
VICE., MAJ, wyszedfszy z nedz-
mel chaty m~ieszczanina - kusnie-
RIA W Staremicscie Wv Sambor-
skiem) +. 1923, zdolnosciami ME-
pospolitemi, nieskozitelna prawo-
scla charakteru debit sic na,jwyz-
szych godnosci W GaIicyi, do god
nosci posfa pierwszego burmisirza
miasta krakowa, marszatka kraio-
wego czionka dozywotniego
austryaskieg' Izby Panow.
Plerwszze nauki pobicral w
Samborze i Lwowie, gdzie tez
wstapit ma wydziaf prawny. w
walcc o byt materyalny zumierzaf
maj wczesniej zbierac plony swei
piracy j "a skromnem %wynagrodze-
MEM objaf obowiazki suplenta
W g%imnazinm W Tarnowie, W krot-
kim wszak2e czasie zniechecony
panui acym w5wczas systemem
edukacyjrym, porzucif catkiem
nauczycielska dziatalnost i prze-
Most sic do Krakowa dla ukoh-
czenia study6w prawniczych. Tu
sic doktoryzowaf, poczem otwo-
rzyf kancelarya ~adwokacku.
Polityczna swa karyerq rozpo-
czat wybrany 2 Krukowa DO Sci
mu z poczatkiem cry konstytucyj-
nej +. 1861. Posiowaf bez przer-
wy do kohca 4ycia, wybierany W
latach ostutnich z Sambora. Przez
Sejm wybrany delegation do RAJ
dy panstwa, pc roku 1866 zostaf
prezesem Kota Polskiego W We'd
niu Pc smierci S. p. Dieta " 1873
roku wybrany zostaf prezydentem
krakowa, q tych czasow urza-
dzenicm jubileuszu s. p. Kraszcw-
sklego i przyjeciem Cesarza aus
tryackiego W Krokowic, imie
swoje uczynif gfobnem, a miasto,
kt6rcm zarzadzaf, okryf chluba.
w 1881 roku zamianowany
zosta1 m%arszalkiem kraju i god
nose te piastowaf do listopada 70.
ku p%rzeszfego. = w czasie mar
szalkostwa p~owofany zostaf ma
dozytniego cztonka Izby pan6w,
W bietacym zas roku %wybrano go
czionkiem pahstwowego trybunaiu.
Glory sporzadzajqc testament,
przeznaczyf 500 cir. IA pogrzeb
swoj. w skromnosci swej sfynny
prezydent miast Krakowa i mar
szatek kraju ami pazypuszczaf, ze
go rodncy postanowia pochowac
kosztem p%ublicznym. Gdy mysl to
mu podsunaf jeden z obcych, 3D.
rzekt Glory: ,,Za co? coz ia takie-
go uczyniiem W zycla7" = Was
nego majatSu pozostawit marsza-
TEX ty k 81 tysiecy rem.
skich = on, co mogf W ciagu
swej prnktyki auwokackiei zebraG
NJ i | o y, jak sic wyrazu siusz-
ME jedna z gazet krakowskich.
- Milionow mic zcbru} Zyblikie-
micz, DO wolny o wszelkiego sob
kostwa, kochuf zawsze cafa dusze
ty O jczyzne G, szukaf
j d b T. a, a nio szukaf nigdy
dla siebie zJsku, i wfasnego po-
wodzenia. Skromny sw6j majatek
zapisat trzem si~ostrzenicom, panom
w ofosiahskim.
Pogrzeb, %wyprawiony przez
caiy kraj wdzieczny, odbyt sic w
krakowie, w dniu 23 maia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09
z BUFFALO
b maJa.
Szanown. Reda ktorze!

4 objasnienia naglowka W
rismie Polah 70 Ame,yce jes-
tesmy zadowoleni, szczegol-
niej co do golca, DO to byfa
ola mas zagadko, kogo pred
stawia; dopiero teraz dowie-
dzielismy sic, 2e to pan Sa-
dowski ma grac role tego
z nozem rakarskim, co ma SCI
mac gfowy Rycerzom Piracy i
t.. d., a teraz prosze przyjaG
doktadne objasnienie smokow
i kaplicy z orfami.
l. = Prezydent, Szlazak
wrog Polakow i Il. N. P.
9. Sekretarz, kupczyk
pruski, dawny kobylarek ma
farmach; tam poznawszy jezyk
angejlsN1, tn jake wrog Pola-
kow sprawuje urzad nauczy-
clcla n%otaryusza procesow
ks. Pitasa Z paratianami. Trojj-
ka ia najdok}adniej sic przed-
stawia w symbolu gazety Po
lax 10 Ane1 gee.
Tu redaktor, 2 kosa, obna-
tony, scinat bedzie gtowy
polskie, ktokolwiek sic odwa-
zy uPolaka" potepic. Prezy-
dent Z krzyzem ma gfowie
[smok pierwszy zapusci jad
truclzny smocze) w koSci pa
rattan, ME pfacqcych akcyj
lub abonamentu. Sekretarz
Gorsk', [smoK drugi, zapusci
ky zfosci i zemsty, ktokol-
wick naruszy jego p~rzysz]ose
l pochodzenie. kasyer smok
trzeci, lofer amerykanski7 IL
latuje ma skrzydiach smoczych,
broniac worka judaszewskiego.
Szajka tych dobroczync0w
ludzkosci uwydatnia sic W o.
brazku tych pijawek ludu
biednego. DIS = p~rezydent
stawla kapliczki ola orfow pol.
skich a W roku zeszfym cho-
ragwie polskle stawial ma
swoich wychodkach, ku ura-
gowisku i znicwadze ludu
polskiego, Z ktorego zebral
kapltafy, trzymajac go dis
w okowach i ucisnieniu.
DIS pomiedzy smokami is
tnleje serdeczna pr yjazni, a
w roku 1888 Tub 81, wysfa-
ny by} ogromny artykuf do
Zgody, pisany przez f. G 8 r
$ < e g o.Ten wyssawszy swa
bigoterya krew ludu polskie-
go, razem nauczyclelem
Jansen, dzisiejszym kasyerem
Polako, trzecim smokiem, kt6-
rego ojc;ec ME nazywa sic
Jansen, ale pc prostu j asiek k.
rzucili sic ma swego dobro-
czynce artykufem wyst6sowa-
nym do Zgody wykazali, czem
jest rzeczywiScie prezydent
Polaha ~ Aneryce.
Jezeli szanowny redaktor
mogf by numer ten odnalesc,
prosimy O przedrukowanie te-
go artykufu, gdyz wart Jest
przeczy tania.
Waerny Waiarusowi
Prenumerator
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Miko1aj ~Zyblikiewicz.

,,Smutne nieszczescia" - lax
efusznie powiada jedno 2 pism
warszawskich - mi W tvch GA
each Krakow do %pogrzcbow lu9zi
zasluionych. Znowu otwuria sic
swieza mogifa!
Dnia l6 maja umart W krl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-09
Cena ~inserat0W:

POSZUKlWANIA krewnych hub
%znajomych ME wync szace Gala druku
na raz jeden SO c., nastepnie polowe.
Ola abonent6w naprz6d p4atnych darmo.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-29
whatit Tor an ola Lady.


Coshocton station, y. Y., Dec. IS. 1884.
Gcnts-A numbsr OF people have been using
your Btters here and with marked effect In
fact one case, a lady o. over " years. had been
sick Tor year,, and for the past ten years have
known nor she has not beon able 10 be around
halithc time. About AK months ago he got
10 f'ehleshe was help ess Her Old reineo les,
OF physicians. being ONO avail. ! sent TO be-
post iorty-hve miles. and sot bottle Of Hop
Bitters. lthad such u very beueaciei etlcc, on
her that one bottle improved her 80 she was
able 10 lrcss herself an w.dk about the house.
When she had taken M. second bottle she wa,
aAle FOB lake care OF he own room mud wax out
Co let neighbours NJ has improved uil thr
u"e sine, Ny Wis. la children also have
derived srea bepent. .om .eir Wee
SIS. b. 10 AruAwAY
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-29
Wonderful Popularity OF the Renowned
Medicine.
The Greatest Curative Success Of the Age--A
Voice From the People.

no medicine introduced to the public has
ever met with the success accorded to Hop
Bltter' ltstsnds to-day the best known curs.
tive article In the world. II, marvellous reno " u
10 not due to the advertslngit has received. 1t
Is famous by reason fii> inherent Virtues. 1,
does allthat Is claimed for It 1t is the most
powerful. speed aud effective agent known for
the building ny Of deb!itstei systems. The
following witnesses ar offered to prove this
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TO purchase hat for her nj the FASH
ION Bszar that will keep of the hot
rays of old Sol, Such proceeding
would have saved the child blister.
ed skin, sore eyes and outraged feel
ings
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DR.. FRANK TANNING,

The Magnetic Phenomena.
Cures without Medicine.
Now AZ the Pacific
Hotel for Two
Weeks Only.
No Medicine sod TO Poison the Sys-
tenn. cures by Laying on Of Hands
An End to Pain aud suffering,
Neuralgia, Itheunstism, Par
aiy-i-. Gout, Headaches.
JoothBcIies. Back
aches Kidney hi
.ca>es. Liver
complaints.
Female troubles, and In fact, all
chronic diseases successfully treated
and relieved at once without the use
of medicine or the kuife by magnet
ism or human electricity, natures
own cure. Below we present few
Testimonials from patients the doctor
has cured. Read them, for they are
lltruc. Iiyou are suffering call on
the doctor ut once He makes no
charge for consultation, and should
you desire his treatment his charges
are Away reasonable.
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Gos,ge so no .fy my customers and
ali ot.ars that AFTER this cato MI work
done at my SHOP vii be- spot cash,
In seadiug h9rsos to q shOt please
sci q The money aloEg. The bost OF
work cad .he lowest prices, Ogt all
work her after IL cash,
RES. WILL MORRIS,
sixth stree,
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Handle comments. lime, tile etc. II
you need any -oe them, they have the
largest and best selected stock OF
lumber, shingles, doors, sash blinds
10 central Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-29

rlD LIVER Sc They regulate the powelsI
and prevent Constipation and Piles The
smslles, sud easiest to take. Only one pill
uose. Purely vegetable Price 25 cents
sAs-gs lcs!;!SE CO., p's;,,, ysv Yah
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|criptions 10 ". A.
} at a. cents, 81
! Levine Bros.
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4 tItI tIttNtI.,
rhe Beautiful Residence OF nr. ~. y.
Martin For sale.

The Beautiful Residence OF VIZ. ". y.
Martin for sale.
The contemplated removal of Mr.
w. L. Martin puts on the market his
beautiful suburban residence, the ac-
Iuisition of which will be BONANZA
TO some gentleman Of wealth aud
taste. 1t Is beyond al doubt the most
desirable place IN Waco or McLcnuan
county. The grounds comprise eleven
acres on al elevation overlooking the
city aud surrounding country, beauti-
fully set with orchard aud lawn and
shaded by majestic forest trees while
the cedar groves in the rear afford the
most picturesque scenery to be found
in central Texa- The house is a mas
slve brick. 65 by SO. of two stories and
containing eight rooms and il one OF
the Dost built structures III the city,
no money having been spared to make
it a perfect home. The out buildings
are all that could be desired. it has
line water and young trees are grow
ing in every nook aud corner. The
place i- u choice suburban home, high
and healthy, and would be admirably
fitted tor ssnitArium. while
IL j. within the city proper, being
only "a few minutes walk from the
street cars aud "A ten minutes drive
from the business portion Of the city.
No d,-crlptiOn can 30 Justice 20 the
beautiful home Of MIR. Martin. II was
built ana improved by mm fora per-
uaucut home ana the selection ut the
site and lt- Improvement Wa the care
OF yrnr- Wcdoubt il she place has u
superior no Texas, aud 10 viii in a few
YEAR nc property of immense value.
For Gentleman OF Wcau- seeking -
home ora fine Investment, the sale of
this para offer, m opportunity -cl-
dom 90 bc met with Persons look
ing for such an investment should
correspond with Mr. Martin 0t once,
n-lt i- mot likely such desirable prop.
crt wi.. remain long un-oid
Attention i- directed to the com
pietr r'no. ui teas aud low priced
goods .u mis- line At &. .NlcCuIloch' So.
sugar ard moA Sos have been
shipped u at 70 loss ratc o, freight
Nua SO .e bought Toss 90 &. G.. Me-
tu.. u.s.
Whms.r- mmu,a--oI hm- mc
nH.. ii.-NWt &. N.Dul.ocu-
huI -u.7. 'I Rhip,i h1-
.uu ...r offered iu 4ut market c4u ho
i.uu. lat e.. q. M,Cu..0h'-.
A.Unl- oi .tt superb flour
..'.t 'H l.i Y" r"'U ui
Wi Ur.- Iu".O t.Duruue.
&C. .....
a' ."Iu .H 'i.Hu-
'.i 'r.c.i'" s' UJ uu, OF
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..N.- Hs .'Ht ..H-u.' i. .'"n
.at .c merchant ".oE. reported
"ct ihr point Do. ."Ja .rom 900
h'H.. W WcHupuin 49, .u'rc.F re
.oF'i Ht i.' u.c.Di I'd Wa. liH.. -
lio-"n .or iAr i"D-. N"lurnil! ar
tr.t. ,.-ir.,.fti- .r.tuu.l. f,r tI,,Ilu,,.
anatlrunt. and iu giving uuhlicit, to
ili- statement wc nre nctuulod los
motive, of pubic bcucmctiou. trust
ur TINT Others may bee benefited in "a
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We invite inspection OF our spring
and summer stock of clo,hing, gents
furnishing goods and hats, nobby and
neat styles rs shown by us at popu-
lar prices still ruio Mt Sanger Bros.